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Telegram-herald., 1887-06-09
gIAAAIND A COWARD
Ebs M1sksxea blaas< 01tsstsa - hsF<l
olasss s2a w@atsa seEt fllis~s-A
kEi1s f1gkE 1k<f Dts&'t rsks
FlzSe Las Nixhgs kt<<ee.

Fer ths past f)ar wsezs i las bsss
susssly whispered About anoag th< knos-
ing oaes tkst Jsek Dsaeen. u this city. sns
Toa Kinnaird, q Aesksgoa. -oald 6ghs
10 EEish With sxia uxkt gloves. snd IA
sasicig4lioa Of that ssenf. about tso hun-
dzss spsst4t0rs gathered Ia the kasun
psEt Of the city lass night 70 visasss ths at
fair. They waited p.Eisatly until has,
when Dineen stepped into the ring snd ss
he seated himself in the northeast corner
he vas loudly sPplaadsd- Pred Daily
who lad arranged the nxfehs Tires .
couple q pairs of driving gloves into tie
rinx aad jumping over the ropes himself
announced in ali probability 10 nxht
soald t4ke place a. the Contestants had
been unable 70 agree On the size OF TIE
gloves,
Johd Petrie, Kinnsirt's hacker,
stepped into the ssug and read
the Articles OF agreement. WHICH
provided that the match should take
place under revised Marquis Of Queensbury
rules with hard gloves. He stated that
they were willing TO 30 On with tbs nkht
according 70 The egreennsnl, using one or
ts0-oanee gloves, not aid gloves
This Daily refused 70 have. and insisted
that the gloves were according 70 agree
ment, that the people had come 10 see =
dght, not pillow contest. This caught the
crowd. aad they endorsed the statement
with load applause.
Al 1902 kinnaird stepped into the ring
in his shirt sleeves. tie said be was there
u hghs bu; not with sxin-tisht gloves. he
sent ep another wall. claiming tho riug was
- feet square instead OF "a agreed. tie
leaned one hand on the rope aud looked
pale. The crowd snteavorei TO persuade
him % fight- They even offered 10 make
up purse Of SEQ for him If be would
feht. out be was stubborn ard wouldn't.
Pe.lfe expressed q Willingness 20 see the
fgEt 20 on with ths gloves As they were.
bat the big Anskezon pillow fighter was
obdurate and could neither be cosxed or
driven. Daily coaxed hard tor kinnaird
TO tight and made'eyery inducement 10 him
but Kiauaird completely rzttened out,
stepped from the ring and refused to light.
The crowd were given back their money and
returned home more than ever disgusted
with the man whose extreme gall had i'm
bned hitn with the idea that he was a
tighter.
Dineen was very cool during the argu-
ment but appeared anxious for the fight
| 10 70 on. Kinnaird demonstrated that he
was coward, and his kick over the gloves
and size Of the ring was induced by Eis
fear to meet the plucky little Grand
Rapids man who, at l65 pounds,
was anxious and willing to meet the
Muskegon bruiser who was in the
est of condition and had an advantage OF
nearly 60 pounds in weight. There IS but
one thing LETT for kinnaird 10 do and that ia
10 quietly sneak back 10 Muskegon and re-
| tire from the ring. tie has existed on bluh
long enough and had he of possessed any
nerve or Sighting ability, he could have dis
tinguisned himself instead of playing the
part of . coward.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-09
GRAND RAPIDS. MICH. THURSDAY MORNING. JUNE O.
srs.asea.ass fss ,As B@sasr Assoass.o
astssa "a Eeaa.la .aa Issessls 0xssaer

arEasEs4asass fsF tAs hssasr Aesolsss1zs-
dsssss "a keaa4ls .aa Issessls cEssseFs-
Ever sin1s tAs kent cosasy Al va
efecf-si 2nsi aecag4ssi tAefs las eesa as-
. an e. sds;iEi8aai csils. cr FatAsr. sa al
ai'sonsl department. tor he Access modsr
uon Of fs1ssies. iasa1e 20 - ssi i1ssaiis
psi-oneEs. Herssofers taa.s ssrs bst tss
esi-s. sePaElts aa1 4sars fro1l the BssiR pr
seou % he izil an1 Il So oftsa ascenazy
= ioek - ~on,~ = yoaag siE.s sa.l bays =
- za1ae eoErln,lof ssh ths n1zg si<sssss
snd hasdened eiimias.s- TIE SksElts.
Sssntg I4ii i1speciofs. s1ies Il tie y C.
j. 4 t1e Slaie Board of Cofrectisas s81
Charities AID Gi1efs 9fien pEogzslee =. aust
- = siaie ~ a1alfs. blg xiEkoaL elect aatsl
tAs lasl - ssi0a - ths E1sEd of Saa4fFsssSs
shea = Nas deel1sd - far1lsa tAs ase1ed
81 efeof-InoiatioEs ~ constructing 21diki0nzi
esils Ia tbe thiro. o. attic story. Of TIE
Fssi1enee portion % tie n1iiding. shicn lad
been .eit - "a aanaisoai eondllion- Ihs
gufk vas ieft - the Cosausilsee On Huid-
Iszs aud hss been DINE nnder tbs s1pssvis-
loa ~ tie ehairulzH Of tAs committee. A.
L. simmer of TIE Board Q; Review. The
2tEie has bsen divided - 1s ~ uaks slx
FoCt1s and hallway. The oeiis are vel
gatst aad e4a be sell ventilated by rails
ing TIE cofmef Wi110ss. The windows
ear be rsissd Or lowered 81 the attendants
silhoct entering the cells. by means OF
ropes F1lnlag over tne &c - aad d0Ea into
TIE haiL Ine windows ars guarded BY iron
bars and therS 1Fs double doors, these in-
aide being OF iron which eaa De fastened
VITA el8sDs and pAdloeks Ia case Of rrs
me pris0ueFs nav DC hustled iot0 the n sin
part Of the al through a door from the end
Of The haii. There Is also al opening
through which the roof may be reached.
The cost oI TIC improvement has been
about i've hubdred and thirty dollars. q
sulall sum for SIX c0sn1aodi0us cells and the
benefits 20 be derivec. and People who have
examined fae work are AZ a loss % under
stand why II wa3 nos done years ago. The
rooms eau rot be furnished until the
Supervisors meet ia Oetocer. ouI they will
be nsst BY tsklns beds etc, from the 0the:
psrt Of tue all Tas smallest OF the sIx
cells viii Dc padded aud furnished for tae
especial use OF vlolently insane prisoners.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-09

rs Brs'snitersfed trutt = tlssf errek
Gel - uarseese - writer e<si1erifino fhe
ssrs - Das i,odef ~iirt iuas 1sss - srs<sisls
rf srsef4cnl Tefus Ht1 eatz~ srhes ESQ
sarns. cpla waf<r Fifh efisrs ard fsf6s -
sf1iF sosfs Esrt,eeisr caes Tsnsae enf ~
s'ae fna-t - aeterntinsS ~ fsftassssssa af,-,.
T. rrany dssicsts Jeogse "a dsil3 f.sst vtnid
b. positively - i8r7ous
vfses the viese-s cax wrisk ut<ss es.-s
eosDnaosseFsse ti,egrv wfArb tosrnassss - n
& fuzF Fenras every rnsn as,a ~snsan ~iB
sdoEf = c0zs1ftl9ssaflY. kaf s<esss is.tiosss.
Eke isa~~s. srs fstsfy uzsliks. arss ve r,,nss
fvtns, serrf sFossgs s-sd eers So ffsese f<sisas
tsf asrs via dss consi5erasiess ~ or fsf-
tscuisr rseetis sd osw recniiaffsies - te-n
s~rsnnsnf se6 circumstances a<@koz f53s~.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-09

rof. Morris gave his frs. matinee vita
the dogs and ponies at Powers yesterday
afternoon and notwithstanding the exceed
ingiy t0rrid weather there was = large
and we'll plcssed audience The
entertainment given incrr1ses in inter
est every time iI - seen aud the funny
things toe dogs do. the grace of the ponies
and the remarkable intelligence of al the
qGsdrupcds are the talk Of the family circle
after visit 90 the theatre. Those who have
seen The performances once so twice and
three unrs to see il ard should this even.
ins be = cool one il IL moro than probab lc
tnst be hoass wil. oe pzCked. Ladies' and
children are particularly delighted with
Prof Morris Paradox and the IDatine~s for
the remainder of the week will undouo uoted
ly be yery i4Tse.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-09
SMASHED the DOOR.
Patriotism smith. Lseksd in saloon
Again. Breaks out-Jamss
Roe Arrested

About O'Clock yesterday morning Pa
trolman Smith. bearing considerable noise
in the Royal Palm restaurant and saloon
on honEse-st.. went down the stairs and
succeeded in entering the saloon part. After
satisfying himself that the saloon was open
he was about 10 depart, whea he found thar
the door was locked, evidently by q spridr.
and ne ~ss unable 20 open II. he asked
the bartender 70 open H. but Was told 10 90
out the same way he eame IN. or stay until
morning. Joe bad that game tried on him
once before. and did not thing fayorsbly Of
IL. 80 after making the request several umes
% open the door be picked Up a beer
keg and smashed down the psneic,
bid them good morning and departed. When
the affair was reported 70 Superintendent
Smith he said that - James Roe. the
proprietor Of tue Royal PALM. was SO good
AT locking people up he would have him
locked up for o while and sea how he liked
It, He then sent Patrolmxn Smith up 10
the court room where Roe was and had
him arrested. he Was released on bail TO
appear this morning 10 Police Court. The
charges will probably be for disorderly con-
duct and resisting an officer and also for
keeping his saloon open after hours.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-09
LABOR BUREAUS.
a Convention of Representatives OF the
Twenty State Bureaus.

a Convention of Representatives OF the
Twenty State Bureaus.
MapTsox. Wis. Jhne s.-Representatives
of each of the twenty state Labor Bureaus
OF The country met here today in National
convention. and decided upon indianapolis
as next place of meeting. Carroll d..
Wright Of Boston, was elected President,
r. a. Homer, Of Madison. Vice President,
ami F. X Hntchins DesNoines. Secretary.
President Wright delivered the oPening ad-
dress showing that the labor bureaus bad
increased from one 20 twenty 10 eighteen
yesrs and that IL was only q matter OF time
till all tbe States fell into line. He partica-
lariv emphasized the wisdom OF only soso-
luie truth being given the public by the
bureaus and insisted that labor problems
could only be solved by the bureau system,
The convention viii close tomorrog night.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-09

The Board Of Health reports that diph-
sheris. which has been PREVALENT on the
West side iof the past four weeks, is abat-
Inc. The disease has been Of the most viru-
lent type. aud seems to be very Contagious.
TwenrY zone cases have been reported. and
Ten II them resulted fatally. Zach OF the
fwenty-one cases bss been traced and fo1nd
% have been csused by contsssion, most OF
them having been contssctsd from the FRS.
csse disco~ere,l. which was in the new bloc (
A. the northeast corner Of Broadway sDd
West BridSs-st. The officers nos say that
thew have al The cases vel ausrsntIned,
and 10 not anticipate further spread os the
tiisease a. present
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-09

sss-s.ast " va atlkssss-esaANs.
Frs LAKs, Jans o~Nerae LaneasteF,
small boy u seven o. eight yeAns. while
playing at school yesterday tsll o0wn stairs
and broke bis right arm. The BOY alone l.
10 blame A. he was where he had no basa-
ness and had been repeatedly forbidden ~
10 there.
Msrriea-At the residence Of TIE bride =
brother-in-lav, Phillip BernsgiBs. by
Rabbi ]. Ropsrpat. OF Traverse 0iy, Mr.. n.
HeirsehbeTs. of Luther. aud Miss Lena
Frank, Of flfs Lake. The ceremony vas
performed according % the Jeslsh fsith
sdmist large gathering of relatives. The
presents were Numerous and valuable
The happy couple viii spend tbeis hooey-
moon among the Northern summer resorts.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-09
A sil<as Osr.a.

sxkAessst Ss zst st.ASsss -esssls
cKDAE sFgIKss. June s.--The Kent Counss
D<sacerof for few months past published
At this place, is thought 70 be 'defanct' Il
Is published on Fridays. bat last week pa
per las not yet made lie appearances. and
The patent iusi5es" anc still al the express
cfice. Two reasons are assigned fog ia non
appearance tie paper Is deaf for
ever. or else Editor Darke can't raise
enough 10 pay the charges on the paper,
and now the very fes persons who were
foolish enough TO discard a weii-kno~n and
established paper aud take up with an In
ferior mushroom" sheet are beginning 10
blame themselves for their short-sighted-
ness.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-09

Michael Brock, the Polsnder. whose
troubles With John Bork. resulted in his
incarceration for many mouths in the
County fail, denies zoe statement recently
made in an afternoon paper that, although
q city charge. he bad over s5oe IN tae bank
He did have that sun ard house and lot
on the. West Side prior % his trouble. but
il wss All ssslI0wed 40 Ia bAs legal Gghs
and Il i 0siF through the generosity of the
people tha: he is enabled % care for his
family The owner Of tae buiiding where
a. rms little shoe shop permits him to
occupv the place free.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-09

BERLIs. June 5.--The Reichstag resssem-
bred today after the Whitsun.ide recess, aud
the balance Of the season promises to be
very interesting The project Tor the In
crease Of the duty on cereals will be sub
mitted toEnorrow and will encounter con-
siderable opposition. The New German
Liberals viii renew their proposal . tax all
funded incomes - counter project 70 the
Governments Cereal bill. The measure.
moreover. viii hsse tie opposition Of a
section of the National Liberals, but Il IL
not thought possible for them TO defeat the
plans Of the administration.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-09
Jerome Park Issoes.

NEW YoRx. June SAT Jerome Park
First rate, half mile; Msgne,izer. /, Miss
Nestie Filly, 2; Fliiaway. 3. tine. 50i
seconds.
Second race. three -fourths mile. Salisbury
/: C.imsz. ?. Hsrry Russell. , time liz.
Third race, one mile. Richmond. 1.
Minority Colt. 2 Bees. B time. lffs.
Fourth race. one and tLrse sixteenth
miles: StoDebuck, /. EaTus. 2 Zen Booker.
8 time. 1054-
Fifth race. fve-eighib miles Chocssw. ].
Kline Arthur. 2, AdoDeus. 3. time. i.03s
Sixth race, fna course. sfeeple chase.
Shamrock. /, Disturbance. 2 Eeuad0d. 3.
tine 4.Zs3.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-09

BERLrs, June S.-A dispatch from st.
Petersburg says the Gar is greatly incensed
at the tone Of the Russian press in comment
ing on the foreign policy Of Russia and
has csnsed the EDITORS of ssveral leading
newspapers 10 be severely rsprimsaded.
The Czsr ia represented ss being extremely Y
anxious for the continuance Of friendly re-
Iations between Russia sEd Germany.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-09

Mss Leua Belle Brllselnan, daughter of
DR.. j. NJ BFisgeman. celebrated her ninth
birthday a. the residence of her parents. 90
NcDoweil-sf.. on Monday l~st. by giving a
party 20 her little friends. There were
Drfssnt the grsai-krani parents. each over
81 WEARS of age. the granim9iher, Hrs.
Bridgema1, w4s a.sO yrsssgs. tne grand
father who il aosent. sent sn elegant silver
frui5 dish and spoon. There were other
numerous vaina0se presenis. and flowers III
profgsion. masing q J0ytal occasion which
viii never be forgotten by any Of the
parsscirsn
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-09
A 'FRONT.' Dinner.

Commander Rutherford and Ira Ford
came down from Hart yesterdty bringing
with them basketful of 6ne brook trout
which they caught in the pellucid Pent-
water. They turned the fish over 10 Land
lord Johnson. Of Sweets, and with few
Of their friends enjoyed one of the finest
fish dinners of the season. aud made their
guests envious by telling them how they
caught 101 trout in three hours Tuesday
afternoon.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-09

sstlssNS xtlt<sss-stssAs.
AaSrsTEE. June s.--An oil company with
$50 ZOO paid-up capital was organized today
with the following officers: President. Jno.
Garfield; Vice President. Louis Sands; SEQ
retary and Treasurer, L. y. Laling. Three
wells will be put down. OH has nj different
times in considerable quantities. appeared
in our salt wells and Il has been with ditii-
Guilty that the overflow could be shut OF.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-09

Erw York. June She l06tb annual
meeting Of The State Grand Lodge Of Free
rnssons began ifs session ~ the Masonic
Temple yesterday afternoon. There ~srs
present the representatives of nearly eight
hundred lodges. whose aggregate member
shio "a 75o0. This morning Frank r.
Lawrence Was unanimously reelected 5y
sccIsastton for = third term ss Grsad
Master Joan W Vroonan vas elected
proufv Grand Master.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-09

TIE rasmbers of TIE Oh RsstIeats' As
socisiion Of The Graad Eissr VALLEY viii
meet At the Superior Court room on satar-
day. tne iIth inst. At 259 D. "a. 70 make
arrangnmenrs 70 held their snnual picnic
and for the desiira;ion Of the xix Robinson
monument. sna she transacton Or saeh
naptine RsCnxS H SMITH.
Secretary.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-09
N TWO P[N|hsULAS.
sUsolsRs ~oss At sPsiNo tAss-
msssssss WIZ kzers fss 0ai k*sssi esEnss
"a nsaxAtas Dssa ssa - s@s-
saz< ftfs lsAs
kssels<A

tk4-s<A$4 "a "a t&ss4ees etsA<A
srkks LsKs gsns s-fas grocery stefs
ef Andre~ fsllf ~&s sntsrst ~ e1FEiszs
lsst Eigkt. Thss s5scted Az entzsnoe
skrsngb rear window. sna SeF a@rfsesd-
Tag the fFsnt entfs1os % dss5 IL ths Store
~ilE s<ess st a9nT. tAey froesesied -
'srack the safe rAlch sA aone - "a Y
fol EasuasF With drills as po~osf, witch
Ersses tkem & have bs<E old AAa5s Al tae
kasiness kseQs a. - sofns uotcs sna oes .
q tie sxtsnf 81 ne loss. Tie cssh taksn Be
ine the prooeeds q yeeASraayS business
M fails having msds deposit With tis
bsRk Ia the saaFninx Aotk.ng was knoNn
OF 4 until tAe eisfk weot - oI'sa ths store
this morniE9 No clue A. vet
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-09

Sheriff Bishop has been out of town for
8 whole day and half aud no one seems
10 know where he is. his deputies pleading
ignorance as TO his whereabouts. lie de-
parted on the q. & w. d. train, his destina-
ton being Chicago snd the knowing ones
think his object is to capture ex-Judge
Folleit.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-09

81. Loufs. June s.-Tbe track vas SLOW
today, the weather fne and the attendance
large.
First race--one mile. Mamie HsT. j:
Nsy Curt. 2 Barsk. 3. time I.f7s.
Second rscs-one ard e-fourth miles.
vol4nse, 1, Upiegrove. 2. Finnefte, 3; time
X1S.
Third rsce-one and one-sirteenfh miles
Biddy Bowling J. Alfred, 2, MARY EIlis 3
time 1851.
Fourth race-three- fourth mile. Mirfb.
/; OCEAN Wave, 2 lack Cocks. & time ~
Fifth race-ooe and one-bsf miles Fart-
eral, I, Alamo, z, Rebsi scout 3 time z.t5.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-09

Louis Deitz comme=ced suit against the
Fourth Nsfionsl Bank yesterday to collect
SEQ on two cprtficafes Of ,seposlt on which
th niainfid eiaius hls -arne vas vri.ssn
~ the ists IGdr~ Fallst without hss
knowledee or CONSENT. The certificates
rere 81 n the hsnas 81 he yadge pending
the settlement ef AZ estate.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-09

Elmer Gsult. borrowed $35 from Mrs
Esglesfeld, the lady attorney, some time
ago. giving mortgage on some property,
for the amount Gault has disposed of the
property and left town yesterday. On COM
plant Of Mrs. Eaglesfield, . warrant was
issued for his arrest, on o charge OF dis
posing Of mortgsged property.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-09

The Fressslsnf's La Day - szraose-'
sfarf fsr .ssse Tade~

Staft Ut y 1fsaf EH1NT
PRosFscz Ho5sE. - J., June E-Tbs
President accompanied ~ II Eesman.
stsrted ffkise st niBe this morning snd
troiled insassriosslv uDt1 sfssy sanses
Bat osuThs only oase thres fSraoSsf
Col bsFnon; scent tss dag IL iafeBess srsa
- sttsnsinr ~ bis sunberBt fiv-bifsen ssld
s~o4ien fscs- Tb< parts Ell lesvs eere
esyi5 tsraerrf~ nsgfFi1f sDs sskrs rest
ard esnn9 Psui smiths ~s& -
s1Ee tbelr * r1ey % he ysilfoed sfafion
Albany wili - re2sked eerfv Fridsr snorr-
ne where's sfop 81 thres bo1rs vin ~ rnsds
sllosiBe the fre~s0ert 0rlF sufscsest time
70 brsskfsst ~ifh fSov Hi befsre rssafrsinz
kis iorrrlsY q Wsshinetoa.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-09
Hat.l uurpsi at aoushtop.

,.tAss.Sx " ~ xtNks,,.-ssssAsA
HoUoHToN. Mich. June s--The Quincy
Rock House and the Drum House were
struck by lightning this morning and
totally destroyed. Loss, go 900. insurance
unknown.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-09

MTsSraPsLts. Minn., Jane s.--A special
10 the Eesaiae Jssgaaf frgrn Pierre. D. r.,
ssys Charles Spencer. one Of the best known
men ia Dsxcts- rss indicted toSsy by tie
grsn6 Jury On The charge of czss8s stealing.
Spencer, Until recently. rss a psrsner II
Mrs. Susan l. tesks Of chicago. IN tie real
estate business
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-09

BosTos, JaDs s-A ogostftasio,rsl E,rsfsif,-
itory smsranenf vss dessstss ~ the Hoese
toa&S By vote q ~ - a. nos The nsoes-
ssry two -thlr3s. There 49, fhr4s pairs
81 t5s fsz saer1tsr< recJr3e4 20 fsvsr - ktse
sssSrre. i1 ~ets h>BabiicsEs. I3 Dszno.
crxts, ] fad<Y>nslerst E Rerrs tIiezn. I fn5e-
psrs sd<st-f~nosTst s1d In6se.sndent ~
the y Fscorsed sessnsT + II vers kspoAli.
csas s. Dsmocrszssns 1In3eysn5ert I,sas-
o<rszs
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-09

BosTos, June s.-CoiIector ssltsnstsll to
Gay inpossi . hne of 5000 upon TIE
Cansrd Steamship Co, for permitting sn
insane woman 70 lane from ene Of thsir
vessels.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-09

LosDox. JHas s-At Ascot Hesrh today
the race for the soysl hunt cap VS. won hy
Asnton's fosr-yssr-old B. C.. Say Hermit
lord Hastings ve-yssr-old ,. b.. Pearl
Diver. came in I, sad Fir r. Jssnston fsar-
yesr-oid b. E. Candismss. 3. There were
sixteen etav<rrs
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-09

sEbbief Cazv, Of Grand Rapsts, has been
80 bright AMI energstic as Governor Laces
messenger that rich brother has jast writ
.ea him 30 rss really Tor tbe Agricultural
College A. so1n as BE = through At the CAP
itoi. sad later E5r the Uafversftv. at his ex-
perse e--~ ~s7ts R<D,skiscna-
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-09

The date of the opening Of the State en-
campment Of the Knights Of Pythias, at
Detroit. has been changed from June 10. 10
June ,5. and the prize Grill Will take place
on Saturday. June Is. instead OF Monday,
June ~
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-09

The Lyceum Theatre Company played
"The Ticket OF Leave Man. at Redmondfs
last evening TO an audience which seemed
10 DC particularly pleased with the per-
formance. The Streets Of New Ycrk" is
announced for this evening.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-09

tstAsssst - VT ytAtssiv ssssAe.
SsRAsAc. June S.--Archie DeForest, the
adopted son of DIR. Gesler. was drowned
while bathing in Grand River. yesterday
afternoon. The body was recovered after
dragging the river for two hours.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-09

BfsTosp. Ont. yune s.-Ths dwelling a
A. Brown burned tbs nssrninx. Fonr
small children, AZ under y yssrs perisbss
ID the ezrnes- Tie S~sezss. vita tks bs6y,
bsrely escaped
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-09

CE1csso, June SIN the boodlsr trial in
~ iminal CouTf toe prosecution conciad-
ed Ifs examination OF ~ifn>sses for the
ssate to-day. and the court adiocfned untIl
tomorrow.
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AT indianapolis. indianapolis 8. chicago. ..
AtPhilsdeiphsa Philsdelphis. a. New YORK. :.
At Washington: Washington. 6: Boston. =
Al Detroit. The Detroit Ilitsl,urg gaze was
postponed or account of wet grounds.
Al brooklyn. brooklyn. II; Cleveland 5.
Al New York: ae.ropoiitanz 4 81. Louis Z.
AZ Baltimore: baltimore. A.: louisville, &.
At Philadelphia. Morning game Athletic. :;
cinnati 4
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-09

KALAMAZOO. Jhne S.-The game today
was CALLED at the close OF the seventh inn
ing on account OF hard rain. The score
was ss follows.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-09

KAlama7oo. 8 @ o o l.
Wheeling ...............0 Q o o.
Bsse bits K KslsmazDo. - Wheeling 2.
Efror -Ksiams1co 2. Wheeling G.
Batteries - atsOn eDd Dillon. Dunn and
Bailey.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-09

II you want 20 buy good. sol-
ID and honestly made Boots.
Shoes or Slippers. from SO &C 60
per cent less than Whist you
have 20 pay q; any other store
in the City or State, call ct once
and don't make any mistake in
the place,
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-09

The H0rss has sslopted. = 70 nothine
cnfnuiinsnfofg resolutions 0f The Orchard
Iaka cadets " their recent succesesaii dFili
Contest AZ Wsshiogtcn ant ordered them
e,,'r.-,ss.s.f and forwarded s. The Govsraer
4, tsfnsua1.isat j.. Sumner Rsxers
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-09

Beth Fl,,nses alTe aerepted the inTi ation
- 20 81 Detroit "a sne raests os TIE city on
Safsriav next.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-09

Representative Hunt cccupied The chair
ia COMMITTEES Of tae ~ho3s ehs Afternoon
cor the ffrst time and dit veil